A pack of one liter Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. Ruchi No. 1 Vanaspati oil is arranged for a photograph at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A pack of one liter Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. Ruchi No. 1 Vanaspati oil is arranged for a photograph at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employees load a truck with 15 liter tins of Ruchi Gold refined palmolein oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employees load a truck with 15 liter tins of Ruchi Gold refined palmolein oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee walks between stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee walks between stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee walks past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee walks past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A silhouetted fork lift truck drives past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A silhouetted fork lift truck drives past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee carries an umbrella as he walks past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee carries an umbrella as he walks past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A fork lift truck drives past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A fork lift truck drives past stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee uses his phone beside stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee uses his phone beside stacks of 15 liter tins of oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A pack of five liter Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. Nutrela refined sunflower oil is arranged for a photograph at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A pack of five liter Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. Nutrela refined sunflower oil is arranged for a photograph at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A pack of one liter Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. Nutrela refined sunflower oil one is arranged for a photograph at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A pack of one liter Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. Nutrela refined sunflower oil one is arranged for a photograph at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A one liter pack of Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd.'s Ruchi Gold palmolein oil is filled and sealed, background, as an employee prepares a box at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A one liter pack of Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd.'s Ruchi Gold palmolein oil is filled and sealed, background, as an employee prepares a box at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee waits to seal a box of one litre packs of Sunrich refined sunflower oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee waits to seal a box of one litre packs of Sunrich refined sunflower oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A one liter pack of Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd.'s Sunrich refined sunflower oil is filled and sealed at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A one liter pack of Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd.'s Sunrich refined sunflower oil is filled and sealed at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee waits to stack boxes of Sunrich refined sunflower oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee waits to stack boxes of Sunrich refined sunflower oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee stacks packaged 15 liter tins of Sunrich refined sunflower oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd. employee stacks packaged 15 liter tins of Sunrich refined sunflower oil at the company's edible oil refinery plant in Patalganga, India, on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Monsoon, which accounts for 70 percent of Indias annual rainfall, covered the entire country in a record time, accelerating plantings of crops from rice to soybeans and cotton. Rains covered the whole of India by June 16, the earliest ever and ahead of the normal date of July 15, said D.S. Pai, head of the long-range forecasting division at the India Meteorological Department. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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